Process name: User-Level Modem Service
Product: Modem or Soft Modem or SmartLinkService or Creative WebCam NX Driver
Company: Smart Link (www.smlink.com)
File: slserv.exe

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929 users ask for this file. 3 users didn't rate it ("don't know"). 10 users rated it as not dangerous. 4 users rated it as not so dangerous. 2 users rated it as neutral. 2 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 4 users rated it as dangerous.

All comments about slserv.exe: Osiris SmartLink’s User-Level Modem Service. This task runs on Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 system  See also: Link Bart van den Donk It is used as modem software on CLEVO 2200C/2700C  See also: Link * SmartLink’s User-Level Modem Service. This task runs on Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 system - we are not yet sure as to what it does. jiminy It's a smartlink modem service that allows the modem icon to appear in the systray while connected to the internet. It can be disabled, but you lose the ugly icon until service is set back to auto Brent slserv.exe is installed alongside Smartlink communication products and offers additional support to the modem service. It appears to be harmless. machinex757 Part Of Sun2 RootKit Trojan Change To Read Only With DLLSERV (Other Part Of Exploit) In System32  See also: Link savoe1 It Is Connected To Fredisoft 1.1 Blacksheep Smartlink Modem Service, uses no RAM/no cpu - it's all good. Pedro 44 KB on my system, and I definitely have a SmartLink 56K internal modem. My firewall doesn't even report it as listening. Aaron K. Modems are the work of the Devil. hard money hard money  See also: Link Ray Buxton I have this file in system32 and when I delete it after 3-4 seconds of pc activity it "magically" reappears.I think it is part of a dialler hijack trojan or worm, which I had and successfully removed some of the files so it does not cause any actual harm to me,but I dearly like to defeat the remaining parts. Bruce F It appears to enable the modem to self dial, when an item of malware enters the system it can access this to connect and complete. Ending process after load-up does not have any adverse effects. craps rule virtual craps on line travelocity visit travelocity  See also: Link Rich Definitely installed when the Smartlink modem is installed. Uses 284K private bytes, 944K working size. Can be set to not load with msconfig or autoruns. harmless IF no trojan dialers on the system. If you know more about slserv.exe, share your knowledge and help other users. Security Rating:  --- don't know ---  1 (not dangerous)  2  3 (neutral)  4  5 (dangerous) What do you know about this file: Link for more details: Your Name:

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